A glycol chiller is a refrigeration unit built for one job: keeping beer cold as it moves through a long-draw draft system. It works by circulating a mix of water and food-grade propylene glycol alongside the beer line, pulling heat out along the way from keg to tap. The QuickPro 4000G handles mid to long-distance runs, up to 250 ft.
Inside the unit, a digital thermostat holds the glycol at whatever temperature you set, and a rotary vane pump keeps that glycol circulating steadily even near the far end of a 250 ft run. That range changes what's possible for beer storage. A stadium concession stand, a restaurant with multiple rooms, or any large venue can run everything off one central cooler instead of placing a chiller near each tap.
Pairs with standard trunkline and the rest of your draft beer parts for a complete long-draw setup. Need to feed a draft beer tower that sits further out than usual? Run your numbers through our glycol chiller sizing calculator to confirm the QuickPro 4000G covers your distance before you order.
QuickPro 4000G - 4000 BTUs - Canada Only |
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| Maximum Distance - ft | 250 |
| BTU Capacity - BTU/H | 4000 |
| Dimensions - WxDxH - in | 18.1x17.1x27.3 |
| Weight - Gross/Net - lb | 144/138 |
| Glycol Tank Capacity - Gal | 2 |
| Compressor Power - HP | 1/2 |
| Plug Type - NEMA# | 5-15P |
| Amperage - A | 12 |
| Voltage - V | 115 |
| Frequency - Hz | 60 |
| Pump - Type | Rotary Vane |
| Pump Flow Rate - GP/H | 80 |
| Preinstalled Pumps | 1 |
| Additional Pumps | 0 |
| Refrigerant | R290 |
| Refrigerant Charge - G (Oz) | 150 (5.29) |
| Power Cord Length - ft | 6 |
| Inlet / Outlet Barb - in | 3/8 |
| Operating Ambient Temperature - °F | 60-90 |
| Recommended Clearance around Unit - in | 12 |
| Recommended Glycol Mixture - Glycol / Water | 40/60 |
Note: Installation of this item must be handled by a qualified installer in order to qualify for product return and/or warranty coverage. Qualified Installer - Defined as a licensed professional who charges a fee for his services, and possesses a business license, contractor's license, and/or resale permit. Common examples of a "qualified installer" include Electrician; General Contractor; Heating and Air Conditioning Specialist.
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